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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-12
PRICE, ONE CENT.
Manchester Matters.

Mr. f. W Weisiger bought yesterday
at private sale l02 feet OF land al the
cornerof Twelfth and Hull. Price *o,oV.
The meetings at the Bainbridge.street
Baptist church will be continued during
this week Four persons were bsp'lseu
sunday night
There will BE a series of meetings this
week al The Presbyterian church. he'
r. Il. Howison preached last night, and
DR.. Hoec and Rev. W F. {. Gregory viii
nm the pulpit on Thursday and Friday
respectively.
Service was held at the Episcopal
church at am Yesterday morning, ana
viii be repeated this morning.
Rev. William Evans of Park Place
church Richmond. will preach at the
Central Methodist church io-morro"
night
A large audience attended the services
conducted by Rev. Thomas Needham al
the meeting of the Railroad Young Men :
Christian Association.
Mr. Charles Moore has just completed
for Messrs Holland X Brother q large
and thoroughly equipped tannery. The
member, of this new firm are among our
most popular and well-knOwn citizens,
and have every prospect of prosperous
business career.
4 handsome dwelling is in course Of
erection ON Perry between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets.
Chesterfield County Court was in ses-
sion Yesterday but no business of i'm
pOrtance was transacted.
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rokn,ei Faction,

The Jolly iars who roam the ocean blue
in the good schooner Eleanor Van Dusen
are u0l happy Charles Johnson. Gus
Hammond. and George Luibery were De-
fore lhe Police Court yesterday morning
charged with a.sauliiug and threatening
todr0Nu Henry ocmidt >cmidt testified
that because hc would not join them in
revolt against the captain. authoritythey
had prosecuted him in every "ay and
threatened i0 throw him overheard.
Hammond had also told the mate that If
Doe was compelled to make The return
voyage 10 New York. the mate would
never have q chance t0 20 20 sea again.
Captain Godfrey illustrated % pleasant
feature of q sailor lile hvexplaining how
easy 10 was 90 knock man overload on
ID dark night Johnson and Lufberg
were discharged and Hammond commit
ted 10 iaii in default of security
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10 Is now definitely decided that this
great company of athletes will give TWO
exhibitions in this city next Mondy April
18th. the first one being amounted sword
combat, at 4.30 sharp at Boschen's Park,
when Duncan c. Ross and Sergeant
Walsh will meet for one Of their series
for the championship OF the world, and
in the evening the whole OF the combina-
ton will appear at the Richmond The
atre in 3 series OF wrestling and boxing
bouts. in which Professor Baker, OF thi,
city. will box Professor Horster, light
weight champion of Canada. There is
not the least doubt but that it will be the
greatest athletic event that has ever APP
peared in Richmond. Reserve your seats
at once to secure good ones.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-12
\ supposed Murder

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April li.-saturday
morning the body of Willie BRYANT a
colored boy fifteen years of age vas
found in al abandoned cistern Of the
Chickasaw Refining Company. Yester.
day the body of Willie King was also
found in the cistern. Ii was supposed
their drowning was accidental until II
was found that the necks of both wer.
broken: when foul play was suspected
aud F. VI. Mills, watchman al the refinery
has been arrested for their murder.
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rARTING WORDS

IN conclusion be- said Remember
my friends, that it is not the wealth a
man possesses. nor the clothes that he
wears that makes the man, IL is charac-
ter. tell you that the true wealth OF a
man lies in his character, and ! would
have you TO be honest, industrious and
economical Save your money. and then
if there comes hard times it will not be
necessary TO pass the paper around and
take up subscriptions for YOU. Laugh
ter Let me say that | am glad and
proud to have the peole of Richmond to
turn out eH mdsse this afternoon 10 listen
to what We might have TO say to them
concerning our Brotherhood. When you
go to your homes think over what has
been said to you to-day. Aim 10 reach
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The West End Boon.

The lot AT the northeast corner of
Franklin and Henry streets has been
cleared of preparatory to building. The
site is owned by Mr.. Daniel ID. Talley,
and he proposes 10 erect fine residence
thereon. The structure will be after the
same model Of elegance and taste that
marks all The. residences in that beautiful
locality
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steamer No. I.

IL is learned that at an early date
Steamer No T. located at the Twenty
street engine house will be- sent 10 the
Clapp & Jones works in New York for
repairs This Is one Of the best engines
in the service, and is manned by one Of
thc most efficient companies In the
meanwhile another steamer will be sta
toned al this engine-house.
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the highest standard of Christian man
hood, and may God speed YOU in the good
work. Loud applause.
GENERAL REMARKS
Short speeches were made by Colonel
\ ;. Buford, who represented Governor
Lee. Mr. G. Y Meredith. Rev W Z.
Wright Grand Chaplain Everett, and
Rev t. r Thornhill Captain Frank
Cunningham sang several of his best Sc
leclions, and a choir from Laurel-street
church. ed by Mr. Samuel Jones. rem
dered some beautiful sacred selections
The sermon of Rev. William H. Chris.
tian, of Central Methodist church Man
chester, was a model and gave satsfac-
tion TO tine large audience. and the rev
erend gentleman earned the hearty thanks
of all present
The meeting was great success i'm
every way. and there can be no doubt but
what the very best results will flow from
the assembling of so large and represen-
tatiye a gathering of one of the most in-
iluential. most worthy, and most con~er-
vative organizations i'm the land
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EASTER SUNDAY.
Special Services 4 LoNel, DAY Rev. Nj
Brown Baptizing, &c. 81.

Special ser,i Ices \ Lovely DAY Rev. Nr.
Brown Baptiling. &c. &c.
Easter sunday was as lovely and bright
as il we'll could Dee All of the churches
were fhrongel at each service
Al the Episcopal and Catholic churches
and at many others the music was of a
high order and at some there were very
pretty floral displays
Many ladies' both old and young. ccle-
brated the time-h0uored festival 10y APP
pearinC in all the beauty of spring array
The night was a- beautiful as The day
had been and 10 closed ON "a city in which
the Easter Observance had been Joyous
and appropriate
AZ the First Presbyterian church in
the morning Rev Dr Armstrong. of
Norfolk preached and the holy com
muniOn was pariahcn of There were
some twenty additions by letter and on
profession of faith one was baptized.
The music. Do th in the morning and af
night wa, very fine
AT the First Baptist church 40 night
Rev Dr Henson. of Chicago. Ohiciated
Captain Cunningham and thc choir rene
dcred excellent music -Four young
ladies and threc gentlemen were baptized
The latter were Dr = g. TreyiIIin. Mr.
Charles T. Wingo and Mr. John T. Hutch
e,on. y ''ilrc'Ioh was 'aNeh '' I''
.h. ioiei-n mission cause
Three lmere,iin- services were held 700
Centenary church kN Nr Brown con-
Quoted ihe services ai ail OF them lhe
afternoon service was Ton males oniN an'l
"a, largely attended 40 the night ana
morning services ihe church Wa, crowd
ed. All ihe services were iuI oi interest
week
There were large congregations at
Piue-ircet Baptist laurel-sircet Meth.
0disi and ST. Andrews Episcopal
churches at each service ln fact a.l of
Sidney appeared t0 Dee at some church 0n
Sunday
BAPTIST SUNDAY .N' ii"o'. ASSOC iNli'N.
The regular meeting OF thc Baptist
ounday--chooi Association was held M
Fulton Baptist church sunday evening
Dr ]. J.. Matthews presided with Mr.
Il. a Gary a- secretary. Very eucourag-
in1 reports were read from all of the
schools The singing hy lhe sunday
school was very much enjoyed, as was m
address by Professor Charie, II. Winston.
The claims of struggling church at
Central Montgomery county were well
presented by Key ~ G. Burnett the
pastor and by Rev Dr 4 j. Dickinson
..,,,. .lii..tll fr~ ,i.. .l.,r.L rG.
as.oriaiiou adjourned 40 meet with fbe
First Bapnst church the third sunday u
Nav.
METHODIST SUNDAY S'"o"D So''Hl'.
The regular monthly meeting OF thc
Methodist >unday-schOOl Society Oi Rich
mond and Manchester was held at Clay
street Methodist church Sunday after
noon 40 33O o'clock A. J.. West. presi-
dent Charles T. Rady and A. J.. Lums-
day, secretaries. The meeting was open
ed with prayer by Rev d w Martin. of
Union Station church. and singing by the
schooI. Rev D. H. hiddick, pastor OF
Olay-'lreet church. made q very enccouT-
asin- report "l 'Ne improving ''iu''i""
'' ~, rn' ''i'ol
.or ~ ~ IA snitb nresilepf an NJ Col.
l..,o ami Nfr a. W Hunter for,oerl, of
me sr,erintendents' renarts
.l.,..,. ,l.at all ,ho s'tooi. .re I'm ,ood CON
J;tio, Figbtv.fre conversions we're ~.
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Irntil Death DO t. Part.

very quiet and pleasant marriage was
celebrated last night at 1.30 o'clock at the
First Presbyterian church. The parties
who plighted their troth until death do
them part were Rev. Baldwin A. Pendle-
tom and Miss Jane 4. Buchanan. The
officiating minister was Rev. X. i. Kerr.
The church was well filled with friends
of the bride and groom. Among the
ushers were Messrs Buchanan, Pen.
dleion. Whites, Price, and Jefferson
Mr. Pcndleton is popular young pastor
i'm one of the churches in the Valley Of
Virginia. The bride is daughter of our
respected t0wnsman, Mr. d. Buchanan.
Mr. and Mrs. Pcndleton left on the c. n
% u r. for their future home, followed
bv many rood wishes
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rut lucur srlnr


Further on Doe said We have aimed
through our association io furnish ine
railroad with nne class ol men, ANA J
ann glad tO know that many of ihc COM
pame- are beginning 90 appreciate DO by
giving the boys more pay Then ad-
dressin. himself particularly 10 railroad
managers he said "l don't know
whether there me any railroad managers
in this house or not To these men VIII
say. when the boys come tO you ln % re-
specuul manner and make their wants
known meet them like men and talk the
matter over If they ask you for half
and you feel like YOU cannot give them 70
half. give them quarter That is the
way 90 settle these troubles. u that ,pirit
is manifested by both sides. Won VIII meyer
have amy strikes
" Now you come 10 The poH'Y OBJ ihe
brotherhood I'D dealing WIN dispule-.
y ON know that disputes VIII arse JUST
as long rs there is capital ana labor I'D
This country just SO long differences VIII
arise. aud ihc great plOnicm ol To-Day le,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-12

This congregation resolved itself into a
business meeting after The Easter-Nlon-
day morning services, and the following
were chosen yestrymen for twelve months
Edward Campbell, Wellington Booker,
Joseph G. scott. and Charlie b Roane.
The yestry hen met and elected Joseph
G.. Scott senior warden and treasurer.
Wellington Booker junior warden. and
Charles b. Roane register
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-12
BREVITIES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MINOR ME>.
TION. LACONIC>.

The News eft the Ds, Boiled Down and
Served TIP in Condensed shape About
Folks You Know. and Interesting Items
Happily and Hastily Hit.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-12

This is really one of the best Lithia
waters in use. Recommended by some Of our
most prominent physicians. Delivered 100 any
part Of the city az y cents per gallon by
BODEKEP SROs.. Druggists.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-12
IN. Chamber of Commerce.

The Chamber OF Commerce held
meeting yesterday evening, and discussed
al some length various clauses oS the
intcr. State commerce bill.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-12

Rrcrur-.-2sg head cattle. $50 sheep sol
hogs
SAlr,-l75 head cattle. II sheep. Sol hogs.
Cattle Best. to 81 gross
medium 20 good. 81 to u gro,, common 70
fair to 81 gros, sheep 4 to q gross
hogs. 81 to u net bulls, 3 10 % gross.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-12
AUCTION SAILS

Bt Sampson and Admn-0u. Real Estate Auc.
fuucci- and Insurance Agents. sl3
luN street. Manchester. Aa.
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neer Arthur. aud other Interesting TX
ercises.
The union-mecting Of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers held al the
Theatre Sunday afternoon, under the au-
spices of Richmond Division, No 2G, was
decided success The Theatre was
packed from pin 10 dome, and i'm the au-
dience were a great many ladies, several
hundred railroad men, and not few of
Richmond business men.
The stage was ta-tefully decorated with
pOtted plants. and upon the stage were
"a half dozen OF more ministers of the
Gospel
The meeting was presided over by Mr.
Schever-. of springfield, H.. who re-
quested the Grand Chaplain, Deloss
Everett, 10 open the meeting with prayer
Mr. Everett is from the North, md came
here with Grand Chief Engineer Arthur.
I'M concluding his prayer he said God
grant that the managers of our railroad
system may be Christian men, and men
that fear God and love righteousness and
that they may manage their railways I'm
the interest of Christianity and ciyilila-
ton
The Chairman then introduced Colonel
J. j. Bass. president of the Board OF
Aldermen I'm The absence of the Mayor
who was prevented by sickness from att
tending the meeting Colonel Bass well
coined the members of the Brotherhood
10 Richmond. and he hoped they would
carry back tO their homes pleasani recoi-
leciion- of our city
CHIEF AETHrE.- ApDRE--.
When Colonel Bass concluded President
~chcyer- introduced Mr j. VI. Arthur
the Grand Chief Engineer of The Loco
motive brotherhood of the nited States
and Canada Nr Arthur is q man who
has passed middle age lie bias q fine.
manly. cheerful face and could easily
pass for minister of the Gospel I'm
beginning bis remarks he expressed de-
light a being permitted to- appear before
sO large am audience in the city of Rich
mond and called attention 90 the fact
that This was thc first union meeting
ever held hy the Locomotive Brotherhood
in Richmond ln explaining why
SUNDAY was selected as thc day for
thc meeting DE -aid owing 10 their
peculiar vocation our men arc unable
t0 come together any other day of The
week cam say truly that labored for
year, with our brotherhood 10 abolish
thcir meetings On the Sabbath day. hnt
found +, an impo-,ihiIiy hat DE-. if wc
abolished having them 0n sunday $500
would have t0 give them mp altogether
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The Travellers. Protective A.,ociation.

The Travellers Protective Association
met last night nj Murphy's Hotel, Mr. W.
a Crgn,haw in the chair The principal
business before he meeting was to make
preparations for the meeting Of the gen
erai association May 2d The following
gentlemen were added to the Committee
ON Reception l.. W Pizzini, {. b. Neal
H. $ Crmp, = G. McRae, and f. ;. Car
dOIa. and =. G. Strause
The meeting adjourned to meet al
Fords Hotel Friday next The General
Convention f. p A. will meet At Mur-
phY'-
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THE BROTHERHOOD OF LABOR.

The Locomotive Engineers at the Theatre
sunday Address Of Grand chief Engi-
neer Arthur, aud other Interesting TX
erci-es.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-04-23
Not Booming But Growing.

We are having no real estate boom
here, neither do we want one. We
are having something better, good
healthy growth and appreciation of
property. The indications are that
more building will be done, and money
invested in that way in Superior dur
ing 1887, than for the past five years
all put together At West Superior
large coal docks and two or three ele-
yators will lead the heavy items of
Improvement; In Superior City fine
hotel and a number of handsome res
idence are on the waw; On the east
side of the Nemadii river an elevator
is talked Of and it will no doubt be
built III the near future, also large
plant for a door, sash and blind fac
tory, and probably one or more coal
docks will be put in on or near rail-
road point on the Nemadji, while here
At old Superior as some term it, ar
engagements are being perfected for the
building Of fine $4,000 hotel, sever
al business houses and large number
of residences. Some of these buildings
have been begun, among them the
keaough Bros with a store on Second
street and Messrs. Coburn, Johnston
aud Richie with residences. Superior
is moving along to the front all right
and we don't want any of your SO call
ell "Booms,n here.
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An Ordinance.
SUPERVISORS OFFICE.

SUPERVISORS OFFICE.
DoUGLAS Co, WISCONSIN
April 9TH 1857.
An ordinance relating to the establishment q
dock lire il The Pay Of Saint Louis
pom application thereof, by the Land auJ
River improvement Company OF New Jersey.
The County Beard Of Supervisors o. the County
of Douglas do Orduin as follows.
4 duck-line i hereby established upon the nav
igable waters of the Bay OF Saint Louis IN ami
along the west ana north Water-irouts of thar
certain tract OF land known and described as Sec
ton sixteen ll6 in Township forty -uiue 1911 uorI,
Of range Fourteen Ll4l west, ana situated in th,
County OF DJugiaS and state of Wisconsin. TIL
position, location. lengths, courses and distaucC-
of said dock line hereby established shall be a.
follows. Beginning at the western termination o..
the dock iuc csta blishud ly an or finance of tfi
Board dated July 1st 1ss2 said point of terniua
ton being NJ the Intervention OF said established
dock-line ADD the east boundary line of said See
uoh sixteen lhI produced hartherly, thence ruI
mig south ~ 10 West distance OF $3.50 feet
thence south A. - West a distance of 100 fee.
thence South distance of l7s0 feet thence south
26' 30 East, distance Of 1900 feet thence SOUTH
distance of ESQ feet; thence south 1G2 East dis
lance OF 1870 feet 10 point situated IN said Bay
distance Of 800 feet due West of "A point 5Tj fee
due North OF the southwest corner of said Sec
ton sixteen ll6l as established bV the govern
meut survey. The said dOck-line hereby estab
Hshcd Is shown upon the ACCOMPANYING MAJ
hereto annexed and made "A part of This or,iui
aHce the red line dcliueatcd in said Bay Of SAT-
Louis upon said being the dOck-liuc hereby de
fined and established. the distances course ami
bearings OF said dock-iine being noted on SAIL
mhu IN letters and figures.
Upon motion il IS ordered, that the Couni,
CLERK. cause the foregoing ordinance To be pub
hshcd in the Superior Times a newspaper pi.'.-
lished IN the County Of Douglas, and hat cert
fed copy and Of the map or plan theretoattachcF
be prepared and sent 10 John II. Darling L. ?
Assistant Engineer at Duluth Minnesota, ofilter
IN charge Of lIarhor Improvement Of 81. LDgi@
and superior Bays for his information
GEORGE T. HOLCOMB,
Comfy Clerk
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Ti:e Gay Ssc=s House.

The above house is just having the
finishing touches put TO it, and is the
property of Our townsman J. ID. Nc
Donald, 1t is located on the corner
of Ogden avenue and Second street,
West Superior, and Is handsome i'm
provement for that end Of the town
1t Will comf,ltab!y accommodate one
hun lrad ana fly guests, and is one of
tn best arranged houses in the city
Tne Bay View will be opened to the
pablie May 10Th next, at which time
Il grand opening and social party will
be given, to which the public is cor
daily INVITED Mr. Mcdonald will
have general management of the house
though he will not give up his TRAY
elers Home" at this end of town.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-04-23
Drunkenness. or Liquor Habit.
Can be cured by Administering
DR. HaineS' Golden Specific.

1t can be given in cup of coffee OF
tea without the knowledge of the per
son taking it, efecting speedy and
permanent cure, whether the patiene
is moderate drinker or an alcoholic
wreck Thousands of drunkards have
been made temperate men who have
taken the Golden Specific in their cof-
fee without their knowledge, and to
day believe they quit drinking of their
own free will. No harmful effect re-
suits from its administration. Cures
guaranteed. Send for circular ana
full particulars. Address in conf
dence GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co., 1S5 Race
St, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-04-23
RheE:na:rsin ana SaurG.gia Cured ia
Two Bags.

The Indiana Chemical Co have discover
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and neuralgia. We guarantee it to cure
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On receipt Of 80 centsin two cent stamps
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We take this means ofgiying our discovery
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-04-23
Notice 30 Creditors.

DOUGLAS COUNTY COrRT-IE PROBATE
In the matter Of the estate Of Jethro s. Phil
brook deceased.
Letters Of Administration on said Estate has
ing been granted % Abbie A Phi.brg0k and u
months from and after the 23tf day 81 March a
ID. 1857 being allowed for creditors to present
the claims against said deceased for examiua.
ton and allowance:
Notice j, hereby given. that the said C0jiu's
Court viii. on each regular term - ysia ,o5I d
duriag said time al the Probate Office ii IT,,
Court House in the town Of Superior receive. co.
anime and adjust all claims and demands Of a. 3
persons against the said Jethro = Philbrook de-
ceased.
Dated March g lss7
RICHARD BARDON.
COUNTY, Inlgn
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-04-23
Two wears hence and Dongla

Two years hence and Douglas
county will have population which
will entitle her to eset off us distinc-
tive legislative assembly district We
will soon be past the point where we
have to ask favors of the little outside
counties that have so long combined
TO hold US back, and tosretnse to give
US what all had to admit Justly be-
fonged to Misrepresentation in the
State legislature.
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Tax Sale
FOR
Douglas County, Wisconsin.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
County of Douglas. SIS.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County of Douglas. IS.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER,
SUPERIOR, April 10TH 1887.
\ Office is hereby given that SO mnch of each
y tract or parcel OF land situated in the county
OF Douglas, described in the following statement
as ma! be necessary Tor that purpose, Will, the
THIRD TUESDAY OF MAY
next, being the seventeenth day of May A u. 1857
commencing at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and
the ueNt succeeding days thereafter, be sold by
me al public auction at my Office at the Court
House, IN superior, the of Justice OF the said
County, FOR the payment of the delinquent taxes,
Interest aud charges thereon for the year 1886
returned TO me by the Treasurer of the Town OF
superior, IN said county of Douglas.
tdVtn under my hand officially, at the office of
the county Treasurer, of Douglas County, State of
WISCONSIN this sixteenth day of April. 1887
VINCENT COURNOIER,
County Treasurer.
az See foot note
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-04-23

The contractors, Messrs. Dole &
Oakes, reached the dock line with the
Detroit pier extension on Wednesday,
and the structure will soon be plank
ed and fully completed. They are do
ing a good job.